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**Title:** Epic Ninja Weapons vs Nerf Battle
**Summary:**
* Host "Chad" (aka Wild Clay) initially reports from Walmart, searching for Nerf guns, which are surprisingly found in-store.
* Chad returns home to discover an intruder, revealed to be "Carter", who picks bananas as a defense.
* Chad showcases his "ninja weapon closet" and chooses lightsabers to battle Carter, who selects nunchucks after a viewer-poll.
* The two engage in a 3-round battle: Nerf gun vs ninja weapons, with each round using different Nerf guns and scoring systems.
* After a tied first two rounds, Carter wins the third and final round, hitting at least 9 out of 24 Nerf darts with his lightsabers.
* The video ends with a challenge for a rematch on Chad's channel, featuring giant cardboard swords.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, numbered and in short sentences:
1. The reporter is live from Walmart, initially searching for Nerf guns.
2. The Walmart employee reported that Nerf guns were sold out across the country.
3. The reporter then appears at a different location, revealed to be Chad Wild Clay's house.
4. A surprise intruder (later revealed to be part of a setup) is found in the house.
5. The intruder (Chad) chose bananas as a defensive weapon, then later opted for ninja weapons.
6. The host and Chad agreed to a Nerf gun vs. Ninja weapon battle.
7. The battle consisted of three rounds with different Nerf guns and ninja weapons.
8. Round 1 used a standard Nerf gun with 10 darts, worth 1 point each.
9. Round 2 utilized a Nerf Thunderblast with giant missiles, worth 5 points each.
10. Round 3 featured a fully automatic Nerf gun with 24 darts, worth 1 point each.
11. The score after Round 2 was tied at 8-8 points.
12. The winner of Round 3 would win the entire game, needing at least 9 points to win.
13. Chad scored 8 points in Round 3, while the host scored at least 9 points, winning the game.
14. A rematch was proposed for Chad's Channel, featuring giant cardboard swords.
15. The event was a collaboration with Chad Wild Clay (CWC).